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Saturday, June II, 1857,

within legal hours, tho following described
property, situated In Mem phis, Shelby ooun.
tyl Ten nessee, to-wit;
Be, inning al a place or point VIII re- tho d.
yiding line between lots "A" and "D" In.
terseot or str ke the east line or side OF
Brinkley avenue or Town Reserve NOW Ma
nassas street, running thence east along
said dividing limo 3lSM feet, thence north
parallel with Manassas street 100 feet; then CO
west 3lSA feet to anassas street; thence
south along said street 100 foot 10 tho begin
ming, as shown on plan of Re al erts lands
In Che cause Of q. h. Holmes Va, Rebecra
Honbert ct al, Chancery Court Of Shelby
county.
Tho above property will bo sold in four
lots-two fronting 80 feet each on east side Of
Manassas street BY oue-half OF the depth OF
entire lot (abOut lb9 fest) between rara lei
lines, and two lots fronting % feet on west
side OF ROss avenue bv depth between paral-
lei lines Of about l6B feet.
Terms OF SHle-One- third cash balance in
ono and two yearsi- purchaser to execute
no es with approved security and lien re-
tanned to secure thoir payu emit.
This May 10, 1887
s |, MCDOW ELL, Clerk and Master,
BY J. M. Bradley, d, o. and NJ
Taylor d Carroll, h. ID. Jordan, X. d. No.
Henry solicitors.
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&st 20" Changes.
sTLTroAs.

inches on the gauge aud ia ling. Weather
fair and warm.
PIrTsBURG, June A. Noou-Riyer Q feet
10 inches on the gauge and failing. Weather
ole IT and wan.
WHEELING, Juno'4.-Noon-Riv feet
8 inches on the gauge and falling. Weather
clear and pleasant.
EVANSVILLE, June l.-Noon-Riyer 7
feet inches on tho gauge and stationary.
Weather clear and Pleasant.
GIN INMATE, Jana 4.-Noou-River Is
feet 10 ches on the gauge and rising,
Wonthtr q nr; hefmsmster, 75'.
LOUISVILLE, Jane 4 -Noon-piver 6
feet inches In the canal AND 4 toet 2 inches
ON the falls and rising. Weather clear and
warm,
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WHISKY. WINES, LIQUORs FTO.

,WHI>KY-Straight Kentucky Bourbon,
according to proof; rye, s2s6.
eady, 81 05.
CHI AGO. I'LL, Juno I.-Whisky-dis-
til ers' finishet goods, 81 10.
CINCINNATI 0,,June whisky steady I;
sales VIZ brls Finished goods on . basis OF
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MULES AND H,,RsEs

MULEs-s.eady; lto ~ hands hirh, ss6
l5X hand. high, sll09iS5; l5lI to is hands
high, $lS6@l75. The chief demand is for
mules from l4% TO Is hands hig1,
HoRSES-Quiet and .eady; drivers, tl6
SS ssy.. SEh s tSs1 pi InaSls 5es
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DIR. ID. y. JOHNSON'S
PRIVATE
MEDICAL DISPENSARY,
No. IL Jefferson street,

lBetween Main and 'FRONT.' MEMPHIS.
Established In 1901
| lH.J0HNS0N Ia aok now lodged By all pays
IL ties interested as by far the moot sus-
oossful physician In the troatmentof priysis
or secret diseases. Quick, por manent cures
guaranteed IN every case male or female.
cured In few day.. without tho use Of meF-
curry, change Of diet or hindranoe from
business; Secondary Syphilis, the last veg
tige eradicated witbo 1.-THE use Of mercury,
Involuntary loss Of semen stopped In abort
time. Sufferers from impotenoy or loss Oh
sexual powers rostor 0 to free vigor In q fsW
weeks. Victims Of solf -abuso and excessive
vonery, suffering from spermatowheA nd
loss Of physical and mental Dow0r, speedily
and permanently eqrod. Particular attoni
ton paid to the Diseases Of Women, and
cures guaranteed. Piles and old cores cured
without the use Of caustio or the knife. An
consultations strictly confidential. Modi-
cines sent By express to all parts Of the
country.
e~Workingmen enred Of half the usu
rates. Once hours from O'clock am. 70
O'clock pm. ID. 8, JOHNSON, NIB,
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PErROf.EU m.

COAL olL-Prime white. Wholesale lots,
lSe per gallon.
CLEVELANDL O., June i.-Pstrolsum
quiet; 8. W., no., 70.
PITTSBURG. Pa, June I.-Petrnleum
dull but steady National Transit certificates
op ned at $3.50, siesed at 635fe, highest
631Sc, lowest 63lGc.
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COTTON MARK TS.

The lrcsl cotton market opened
firm and closed firm; middling, lie.
sales, unimDortant, including yesterday
evening, - % spinners; receipts, rs bales;
shipments, 139 bales; stoc on hand, II, 1888
bales; recei. IS TO te. $50 0O8 bales; ship.
mentg to date 64l 1873 bales
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WOOL.

aw,ooLEBurry grease wool. unwashed, Is
9Iogi c s1l,a crease wool, % I2jc; bury
washed, Z39SOi tub washed, SSlsS5o.
st. LOIJIR. Mo - III h.,t.v
and more sctivs uSW vSs bPiEht me-
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NAILs-las. iron. q 1891 20; steel. e Sot
235.
LEAD-6c.
sH0T-Drop, 81 30; buek, SIS.
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large smoupt are still outstanding. A halt
dozen stocks monopoliIed most Of the inter
est In the trading and the movements in the
Others were email and unim pOrtaht. Fort
worth and Denver made a sharp advance Of
per cent, but yearly half Of this was lost
toward The close, when the publication OF
the wesley bank stateme.t, With It's expan-
Rienmord and West Point showed
the next widest fuctuation in the
general list. Among the specialties
Virginia Midland and Hooking Valley were
remarkably strong Unu ual sctivity at ad-
yaEc ng prices was displ .yed by Lake shore
and northwestern in the last hour, bat their
gains were only fractions. dhe Opening wss
strong " tn advances extending TO q per
cent Business was moderately active, aud
after SONS slight hesitation az the opening
the entire list b came strOng under tue cad
of Fora Worth and Denver After the first
half hour there was q reaction, and prices
were carried below the opening figures, but
in the last hour, on large tram actions, the
Losses were generally resumed, with ffac-
tions in addition. In the last fifteen min
utes, however, the market again sagged off,
and the close was quiet aud generally heavy.
The active list generally shows advance, OF
small fractions, but Fort Worth and Denver
Il up "a, and Hooking coal IL per cent.
sd bonds were unusually active.
The total sales today were 81, 1856 600. At
lantic and Pacific incomes Contributed near
ly halt Of this, their sales reaching S49i. 900.
hrm, and few important advances were
recorded. Atchison, Colorado and Pacific
hrsts rose AZ to ll0L, and Alton and Terre
Hsute frsts / to ll6. Sales of the week I,
S6,9c7,0, against q, l55, 900 for last week
Closing quotations:
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Chesapeake and Nashville
Railway COmDaOV.

NOTICE Is hereby given hat the annual
~ meeting Of the stockholders Of the
Chesapeake and Nashville Railway COup1-
ny OF tho states Of Kentucky aud Tennessee,
puIsuant TO its charter AID bylaws, will be
Railroad Company, In the o,ty of Gov lngton,
Ky Mt the hour Of IL o'clock noon, on the
18th day Of June, 1887, for the purpose Of thu
election OF Board OF Directors to serve Tor
the ensuing year, and TO authorize tho tssuS
company, issued or to be Issued at a rats not
exceo Ing So, 100 per mile Of it's lines Of rail-
road situated In sal States. and the making
Of mortgage on It's property and franchises
70, secure tho payment thereof, and such
other business as may properly come before
n. M HNYT SacretaFv
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BAGGING AND TIES.
BAGGING-e<a7szs.
TIES-tl Gal 10.
HIDES AND TALLOW

HID2s-Dry hint, No. /, l5c; No. !. 12c;
dry salted, 10 sl2e; green sailed, No. ], We;
No. 2, 60; green, $3.50. Sheep skins, lke9tl
Beeswsx, zoe. TalloW, 4e.
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RIVERS AND STEAMBOATS,
sTEAMERs LRANIHa
MOvEMENTs Ar THE LEVEE.

=. Arrise's.-BelE, New Orleans; City Of
Baton Rouge. st. Louis.
Departures -Boas Ohio river; City Of
Baton Rouge. New Orleans; Joe Peters, Ark
ansas river.
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FOR CAIRO AND ST. LOUIS.
1887. Summer Arrangement. 1887.

Connecting at Cairo with the Illinois Gen.
trail and G., v. 4 O. RailroSds, and at 81.
Louis with Rail and Water Lines for all
points North, West and East.
Leaving MEMPHIS every SUNDAY and
FRIDAY ut 4p,m., and on TUESDAYS at
JPN. from the Elevator Building.
Str. CITY or CAIRO
June Sd, Ii.h and 2eth.
Str. BELLE MEMPHIS
juno 9th, 18th and 2sth.
Str. CITY or PROVIDENCE
Juno 7th, 10th and July at.
Str. ARKANSAS CITY
Juno 10th, 2lst and July Sd.
Str. CITY OF VICKsBURG-
Juno l2th, 2tth and July 6th.
For general information, apply to
AD, STORM, Agent.
G L. HALL, Passen ger AGENT.
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AGRICULTURAL SEEDS.

SEEDS-cloyer, 81 IS Ter bushol; orchard
srass, 81 S,csl 40; herdsgra's, Soc; tim ethy,
t292 IS, German millet, S9sOs; stock peas,
Al Anal 40
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RIVERS AND wEArHER.

0yTIcE BIaEAL oERvIoE. U. s. All
Memphis, June 4, pm.
The following obser vations ere taken
at all stations named at f5' meridian time,
which is one hour later thar Memphis tine
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CORN FED CATTLE-Choi.st o.SxtrA, "a
41Sc; coed, 3s1014o.
GRASS 0ATlLE-Choioc, SI@a3Ilc; rosd,
214GS4c; fair to nedium, 2As21lc; SCALA
Hoe S.Chsiss. Be51lc;; good, IZess.
SHEEP.Choios, 4c; MEDIUM, S16ests<s
sommeu, tlesl 30.
LAMBs.Chsiso, 500; common to coed.
per h. Ad, 81 606S.
KANSAS CITY, MO. June i.-The Liv,
Stock Indicator reports; Cattle-kcceipts, IN
head; sh pments, memo; good, strong; eom-
mon not wanted good n shoiss, "a 20(gi Is
common to medium, IS 1904 10; stockers
and feeding steers, 50 6@2 rs; COWS, s2@
SIS. Hogs-keceipts, 1000 head; shipments,
1900 head; market opened strong, closing
weak and 5@l0c lower; good to choice, u So
"a 70; common 10 medium, "a 1894 so;
skips and pigs, 81 5og4. Sheep-Rec sipts,
mono; shipments, mono; market steady
good to choise, tssS 90; sommsn to medi-
un, t2@3 rs.
CHICAGO, I'LL, June THE Drovsrs'
Journal reports: Cattle receipts, 1900 head
shipments, mono; market steady; beoyes,
"a 1904 90; stookrr' ard feeders, 81 b06S3 20
COWS, bulls and mixed, 81 sOyss %; Texas eat.
head; Shipments, 500 head; market
stronger; rough and mixed, 81 GOES; pack
ing and shipping, 81 90s5 Is; ght, 81 SOC
I 50; skips, 1904 40. Sheep-receipts, 10 .
head shipments, meme; market dull !;
natives. 1904 O6; Western, S3g3 20; Texans,
50 60s3 10; lambs, 81 5ocs3 80,
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- NVNIID . VI NIDUE OUT III
The New York Financial Chronicle off une
4th gives the following fgu es: Total
visible supply, 2, 1853 T22 bales, against $780,
7l3 in 1876. These fgGres indicate an in
crease Of cotton 10 sight of Il, 900 bales, as
compared with the same date in 1885, aud an
iucr asa Of 1858 bales as COM jared with
Same date in 1885.
STOCKS AT PORTS.
Comparative statement of stocks at United
States ports and interior towns for fourteen
years, together with total crops June Il
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TOBACCO ANN SNIFF

T0BACC0-Commen, 2S@S5c ;other grades,
35SN5c
sNUFFs-G le.S5e; RAlph's,
10Le; Railroad, 9lse.
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dun, 2ia2pe; Isoarss braid, lss2se; Low
andy. 10 ans; ine light, ltsslc; lne heavy.
II 1os; tubvAoed, shoiss, tOeio1fc; fair,
Ss93es; low, S2SS5e.
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HELENA, ARKANSAS CITY,
GreeaviIIe, and all Way Land
Ings 20 YIcksburK,

EVERY SUNDAY, TUESDAY l. FRIDAY.
1887. JUNE SCHEDULE. 1887.
Str, CITY or PROVIDENCE CnrveIl m aster
jane Sd, II h and 10Th, at 10 am.
Str. ARKANSAS CITY sees. Brolaski, master
June 6th, 18th And2Sth, at 10 Am.
Str. CITY OF VICKSBURG .whitledge, mast
June 9TH, 10Th and July let, at 10 am.
Str. CITY ~ CAlR0....-....I iightuor, Master
June 10Th, 2lst aud July Sd, at 10 am.
Str, BELLE MEMPHIS ......... Baker, matter
June 18th, 9th and July 6th, at 10 ann.
Boats leave from the Elevator Building, foot
Of Poplar street.
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POWDER.

darter keQs 81 so
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EXCH ANGE

New York and principal cities North and
Bast,. q disoount buying, q premium sell
ing; New Englan .iglt, u discount buy
ing; New Orleans, 4 di. count buying, par
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CHAMCERY SALE
-0F-
REAL ESTATE.

No, 1882. Rim the Chansery Court Of
Shelby County;-Mhry N. Bingham OF al
vs.. Hattie NJ. Bingham ct al.
pY virtue of an interlooutory decree for
talo, entered in the above cause on the
16thday OF May, 1887, M. D. IS, page 8, l will
tell at public auction, 10 the highest bidder,
In front Of tho Clerk and Masters otico, at
Of Shelby county, Memphis, Tennessee, on
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JOHN Il. NORTO n
"a Madison Street,
DEALER IN
LOCAL STOCKS and BONDS
ALSO.
Southern Mineral and improvement
1T9CN9
FINANCE.
CLEARINGs.

Money hardeni aid supply amply
sufficient for the demand at 6 to per
cent. The Cleacing HJuso report is as fol-
lows: -
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Decrease in receipts this veal


At noon: Liverpool spots were good bust
ness, rates hardening. Sales, II. 900 bales, OF
which Ameri AN 5000 bales. Receipts, eco
bales, of which American 620e bales.
Closing quotations we're as follows: 0rdi-
nary, 5 S-lSd; good ordinary, sid; low mid
ding, sd: good middling, Cd; mildling
uplands, l5-l6d; middling 0rleans.5 l5-l6d.
The prices are given IN pence and 64ths, thu:
50 means 63-64d; and OF means 5 64d.l
At noon; Liverpool futures were firm at
advance; June. -: June-July S69g5 63d;
July. August, GOES SD; August September,
5 s esd; September October, 49d5 sod; o.
toher- November, s SO; November December,
SOD December-January, -; September,
Old
At 2 p.m.: Liverpool futures were strong;
June, SD, sellers; Jgne-Jnly, $50, sell
September. Cd, buyers; September. 0cto-
Der, d, buyers; October November, s 40d,
sellers; November-D 5 Sod, BUYERS;
December-ja uury. 5 Sod, value; Septem-
Der, Old, sellers.
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New York futures opened arm, and closed
easy and TO 2 points lower. Sales, 49,
100 bales. The closing quotations were as
follnwa.
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STEAM BOATS.
FOR NEW ORLEANS.

st. Louis and New Orleans
Anchor Line.
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The N W Orleans spot market opened
quiet and closed frm; middling. 1910
Sales, 1900 bales. Quotltions we're as follows:
Yesterday. Friday.
Ordinary. 8 Is is 8 IS l6
Good or mary ......... g ll-l6 g II Is
Low middliDg.""."lON l0h
MiddlinE ........ ....""lle9 liB4
Good middling.. l0M 1917
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NEW YORK, June 3.-Threo auction saI's
Sas very moderate TO unimportRnt today.
The cotton goods market continues very
arm, the stocks very ssant, and higher
prices among the probabilities Of Abe near
futuro.
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Tho New Orleans future market oDet ed
ste 1dy, and closed eadv aod | 10 5 points
his her. sales. 5l,9OO bales. Quot ,tiOns
were as follows:
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Receipts U States
ports, day.. 36 l,952 1,li6
Export ct Britain 9l9 9si 8 $50
stock ................ $40 6S5 500 IT'S 400 $40
Receipts Sept. LIST Is. l69 81 lis, 80 6 695,
Foreign exports. ,l65, 1855 s, 9OS, 1881 $50 1893
The Hawaiian gazette., 1887-10-25
Honolulu, Oct. II. 1887.

If love is blind, how can there be
such a thing as love at first sight
The woman question Can you
let me have a little money this morn
ing, dear ?"
While the lamp holds out to burn,
there is not much danger of the aver
age servant filling it.
Our best friends are those who keep
perfectly quiet when some one is
enumerating our virtues.
How did you enjoy your trip to
the country 2" asked Merritt Not
very well" replied Cobwigger. The
mosqnskOes used to sting so at night
That I Mad to put my head under the
bed clothes, and then the bugs used
to biAe so that [ had to uncover it
again
The Hawaiian gazette., 1887-10-25
General advertisements.
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The Hawaiian gazette., 1887-10-25
Manufacturer of Monuments,

Headstones, Tombs, Tablets Marble Mantels,
Washstand ops, and Thing in Black
and White Marble
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CHEMlSE.

LOT Ladies Chemise. made of
good muslin, full size, rufile around
neck and sleeves, French fell
seams, % cents.
LOT 2-Ladies' Chemise, made of
better muslin, bosom Of putting,
ruffie around neck and sleeves, q &c.
LOT 3-Ladies' Chemise, made of
very good muslin, ruffle around
neck and sleeves, edged with Irish
lace, 30 cents.
LOT 4-Ladies' Chemise, made of
extra good muslin, pulled bosom,
ruffles around neck and sleeves,
edged with everlasting trimming,
37s cents.
LOT 5-Ladies' Chemise, made of
excellent muslin, entire yoke Of
embroidery, 81 cents.
LOT 6-Ladies' Chemise, made of
Wauregan cotton, extra sizes, bosom
consisting of three rows of insert
ing, rufils around neck and sleeves,
40 cents.
LOT Ladies Chemise, made OF
Mssonville muslin, yoke of fue
embroidery and clusters of tucks,
cambria ruffle around neck and
sleeves, 40 cents.
LOT 9-Ladies' Square Neck Che
mise, made of Langdon rs muslin,
bosom Of nainsook inserting and
clusters Of tucks, edging of fine
Hamburg around neck and sleeves,
s. cents
LOT 9-Ladies' Square Neck Che
mise, made of Langdon G. B. mus
lin, three rows of inserting, four
clusters of tucks in bosom, ruffle
of Hamburg around neck and
sleeves, Is cents.
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LADIES' WRAPS.

IS Imported Newmsrkets were $l8,
now reduced to 5000.
70 Finest tailor made imported New
markets, satin lined sleeves, re-
duced from $25 to SIS.
80 Imported Raglands, plain colOrs
or fancy checks, reduced from $50
to $l8.
6 (Only) of our $l5 plush Newman
kets, actually worth $50.
II (0nly) of our $3.50 Soliel Silk
Newmarkets, real value $3.50.
$50 Imported Walking Jackets, in
checks, hair stripes, boucle and
astrachan cloth, at such prices as
will insure their speedy sale.
II Silk Circulars, genuine XXX
squirrel lining, at $lj, former price
sis.
"A Odette Cloth Circulars, quilted
Innings, large fur collars, at -. 90
former price $l2.
80 Short Plush Wraps, quilted lin
ings, fur trimmed, at $3.50, were
$22.
All $l0and $50 Novelties, including
garnet plush Short Wraps, marked
down to close out at $50.
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LADIES' AND CHILDRENS
SUITS.

SUITS.
Ladies Cashmere Dresses, black or
colored, at IS, $6.75, 1875 and 81,
reduced fully 80 per cent.
Ladies Homespun Cheviot and Elan.
mel Dresses at $l1, $l3, $l5 and
$l7, worth double the money.
Ladies Imported Tricot and Broad
cloth tailor made Suits at $25, just
one-hsll prices.
Ladies Colored Silk Suits at $ll, $l3
and $l8. This is less than half
price.
Ladies Black Silk Suits at $24, S29
$31, $33 and $50, reduced fully 80
per cent.
100 Children Dresses, A to 10 years,
at $3.50, $3.50 and So each, the
cheapest of these were formerly
$40 each.
100 Misses and Children's Cloaks, 4
to 10 years, $3.50 to $3.50.
D, IA and 16 years at $3.50, IS, $3.50.
The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1887-01-16
LADIES' SKIRTS.

LOT M-Ladies Skirt. made Of
very good muslin, cluster Of tucks
above deep hem, 30 cents
LOT &-Ladies' Skirt, made OF
better muslin, cluster Of tuokS
above a ruiile Of embroidery, $50.
LOT 36--Ladies Skirt, made OF OK
oellent muslin, cluster Of wide
tucks above tucked cambria ruff
fle, edged with fine Hamburg, $50.
LOT 37-Ladies Skirt, made Of
LOngdon rs muslin, deep cluster OF
tucks above deep ruffle Of Ham
burg, 70 cents.
LOT 38-Ladies Skirt made Of
Masonville muslin, cluster Of tucks
above a tucked cambric ru6le trim
med with TorchOn lace, 81 cents.
LOT 39-Ladies Skirt, made Of
Fruit-of-the Loom muslin, cluster
Of deep tucks above a wide rutHe
Of fine embroidery, 10 cents.
LOT 40--Ladies' Skirt, made of
hangdon q. b. muslin, cluster Of
iino tucks above n tuoked cambria
rutlle, edged with fine TOrchon
lace, $l.l0.
LOT fl-Ladies Skirt, made of
Wamsutta muslin cluster Of tucks
above tucked cambria rufile,
edged with Medici lace, Sl,35
LOT 42-Ladies' Skirt made OF
very heavy muslin, cluster Of tucks
above a cambria ruflic, edged with
very fine Hamburg, $l95
LOT 43-Ladies' Skirt, made OF
New York Mills domestic, two
clusters OF fine tucks above a very
deep ruiIIe Of fine embroidery, 50. 30.
The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1887-01-16
LADIES' DRAW ERS.

LOT 19-Ladies' Drawers, made of
Lonsdale muslin, three clusters oil
tucks above a ruttie of very fine
Hamburg, Is cents.
LOT 20 Ladies Drawers, made OF
Fruit-of- the Loom muslin, two
clusters of fine tucks above two
ruffles of fine embroidery, So cents.
LOT 2l--Ladies' Drawers, made OF
Lonsdale cambria, two clusters of
tucks above a ruftie of Torchon
lace, So cents.
LOT 22-Ladies' Drawers, made OF
Wamsutta muslin, three clusters
of tucks above a very deep ruifle
of TorchOn lace, % cents.
LOT 23-Ladies' Drawers, made Of
Langdon G. B. muslin. cluster Of
wide tucks above a ruffie oil very
fine Hamburg, $l.00.
LOT 24-Ladies' Drawers, made OF
Lonsdale cambria and Pride of
the West muslin, row of foe in
serting between two clusters OF
tucks, ruifle of fine nainsook en-
brOidery. 81 %.